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1977 - 2025

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1981, volume 5, articles Fall

Some unpleasant monetarist arithmetic

Thomas Sargent and Neil Wallace

District conditions

Anonymous

1981, volume 5, articles Spr / Sum

Deregulating commercial banks: the watchword should be caution

John H. Kareken

District conditions

Anonymous

Econometric policy evaluation under rational expectations

Thomas H. Turner and Charles Whiteman

1981, volume 5, articles Win

Limited branching in Minnesota: its impact on banking consumers

Stanley L. Graham

Commercial banking as a line of commerce: an appraisal

John H. Kareken

District conditions

Anonymous

1980, volume 4, articles Fall

A new approach to monetary control

E. Gerald Corrigan

Supply-side tax cuts: will they reduce inflation?

Thomas M. Supel

Integrating micro and macroeconomics: an application to credit controls

Neil Wallace

District conditions

Anonymous

1980, volume 4, articles Sum

What’s wrong with macroeconomics

Anonymous

Deficit policies, deficit fallacies

Preston J. Miller

The search for a stable money demand equation

James N. Duprey

Rational expectations and the reconstruction of macroeconomics

Thomas Sargent

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Anonymous

1980, volume 4, articles Spr

The future of monetary policy: the rational expectations perspective

Mark H. Willes

District conditions

Anonymous

A case for branch banking in Montana

Stanley L. Graham and Arthur J. Rolnick

1980, volume 4, articles Win

District conditions

Anonymous

The U.S. economy in 1980: shockwaves from 1979

Preston J. Miller, Thomas M. Supel and Thomas H. Turner

Estimating the effects of the oil-price shock

Preston J. Miller, Thomas M. Supel and Thomas H. Turner

1979, volume 3, articles Fall

Why markets in foreign exchange are different from other markets

Neil Wallace

Is the Fed's seasonal borrowing privilege justified?

Stanley L. Graham

District conditions

Anonymous

1979, volume 3, articles Sum

Help for the regional economic forecaster: vector autoregression

Paul A. Anderson

Estimating vector autoregressions using methods not based on explicit economic theories

Thomas Sargent

District conditions

Anonymous

1979, volume 3, articles Spr

After Keynesian macroeconomics

Robert Lucas and Thomas Sargent

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Anonymous

A cloudy future for Minnesota's businesses

David S. Dahl

1979, volume 3, articles Win

A case for variable rate mortgages

John P. Danforth

Last fall's policy changes: a sound program for reducing inflation

Thomas M. Supel

District conditions

Anonymous

1978, volume 2, articles Fall

Are interest rates too high?

Mark H. Willes

Rational expectations: how important for econometric policy analysis?

Paul A. Anderson

District conditions

Anonymous

1978, volume 2, articles Sum

Does the sinking U.S. dollar mean the float isn't working?

Anonymous

International monetary reform: the feasible alternatives

John H. Kareken and Neil Wallace

District conditions

Anonymous

1978, volume 2, articles Spr

Should we fight inflation with wage and price controls?

Anonymous

A new investigation of the impact of wage and price controls

Charles Whiteman

TIP: the wrong way to fight inflation

Preston J. Miller

District conditions

Anonymous

1978, volume 2, articles Win

The U.S. economy in 1977 and 1978

Thomas M. Supel

Inflation: an extreme view

John H. Kareken

The regional economy in 1977 and 1978

David S. Dahl

1977, volume 1, articles Fall

District conditions

Anonymous

Looking for evidence of noncompetitive behavior in Minnesota's banking industry

David S. Dahl, Stanley L. Graham and Arthur J. Rolnick

1977, volume 1, articles Sum

Questioning Federal Reserve policies

Anonymous

Why the Fed should consider holding Mo constant

Neil Wallace

Bank regulation: strengthening Friedman's case for reform

Arthur J. Rolnick

The right way to price Federal Reserve services

Preston J. Miller

District conditions

Anonymous